keiichi331
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In for one!!
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I think it's time for small update as we are moving forward on this project.
The Multi PCB has as usual ( similarly to CPS2 ), a microSD Slot, LCD display and mounts in place of the B Board. All games are supported natively without modification. One of the features....and here comes a good suprise, the multi includes the C board on it! No need for C board with this multi.
We are exploring, but that's still in beta phase ( don't be later surprised if we say that we won't do it ), we are trying for the multi to have natively support for other types of sound, starting by letter Q
The Multi PCB has as usual ( similarly to CPS2 ), a microSD Slot, LCD display and mounts in place of the B Board. All games are supported natively without modification. One of the features....and here comes a good suprise, the multi includes the C board on it! No need for C board with this multi.
We are exploring, but that's still in beta phase ( don't be later surprised if we say that we won't do it ), we are trying for the multi to have natively support for other types of sound, starting by letter Q
xodaraP
Legendary
OH MY GOD!!I think it's time for small update as we are moving forward on this project.
The Multi PCB has as usual ( similarly to CPS2 ), a microSD Slot, LCD display and mounts in place of the B Board. All games are supported natively without modification. One of the features....and here comes a good suprise, the multi includes the C board on it! No need for C board with this multi.
We are exploring, but that's still in beta phase ( don't be later surprised if we say that we won't do it ), we are trying for the multi to have natively support for other types of sound, starting by letter Q
After reading that I don't even mind that I've bought 3 Untested C boards and a working one especially for the multi!
This is fantastic!!!
Thank you for your efforts @Darksoft, @Apocalypse and @Mitsurugi-w
I'm super curious about how you guys managed to do that.
Do you have reproduced how the C Board worked in hardware (ie: an FPGA reproducing the C Board behavior)? Or is it done via software by patching the files on the fly?
Do you have reproduced how the C Board worked in hardware (ie: an FPGA reproducing the C Board behavior)? Or is it done via software by patching the files on the fly?
Integrated C-Board 
impressive 
impressive 
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jassin000
we can now go back to hoarding A-boards.
If you need any help with ideas/understanding about the Q-Sound stuff, be sure to pick leonardoliveira's brain. Arcade audio seems to be his favourite thingI think it's time for small update as we are moving forward on this project.
The Multi PCB has as usual ( similarly to CPS2 ), a microSD Slot, LCD display and mounts in place of the B Board. All games are supported natively without modification. One of the features....and here comes a good suprise, the multi includes the C board on it! No need for C board with this multi.
We are exploring, but that's still in beta phase ( don't be later surprised if we say that we won't do it ), we are trying for the multi to have natively support for other types of sound, starting by letter Q
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Amazing news, really looking forward to thisI think it's time for small update as we are moving forward on this project.
The Multi PCB has as usual ( similarly to CPS2 ), a microSD Slot, LCD display and mounts in place of the B Board. All games are supported natively without modification. One of the features....and here comes a good suprise, the multi includes the C board on it! No need for C board with this multi.
We are exploring, but that's still in beta phase ( don't be later surprised if we say that we won't do it ), we are trying for the multi to have natively support for other types of sound, starting by letter Q
